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Tell them about your education, how long you have been teaching, and what you like to do in your free time. You can also include a little bit about your teaching philosophy if you have space. Also, make sure to introduce any other teachers or assistants who will be working in the classroom.

What should you include in your Parent Concerns Letter for your IEP? Areas of need that the school identified, that you agree with. Areas of need not identified, that you wish to include or ask for an evaluation. Strategies that are working. Strategies that are not working. Behavior concerns. Food/medical concerns.

An individual student may exit from an ESL or transitional bilingual education program after an assessment has shown both that the student can function in English (in speaking, listening, reading, and writing) at a level commensurate with the student's grade or age peers and that the student can function academically

To exit ELD and go into mainstream English, students must read at the 8th grade level and be able to write a coherent essay. This class may be repeated for credit towards graduation; however, English credits for UC/CSU requirements are only counted once.

The format of the letter should be as follows: 1st paragraph - Teacher introduces him or herself (write about your expertise and/or longevity in the field). 2nd paragraph - Describe what your goal is as an educator (let the parent see that you are concerned for their child's education and behavioral growth).

As required by federal law, your child has taken an English language proficiency test to determine if s/he qualifies for English Language Development (ELD) instruction in order to comprehend daily lessons and participate socially in school. Your child has been tested in English reading, writing, speaking and listening.

California is one of a handful of states that has a law allowing all parents to opt out of state-mandated testing for their child. The new federal law, Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), affirms the right of parents to excuse their child in states that have opt-out laws.